Best Practices for Publicly Sharing Weather Information Via Social Media: A Best Practice Statement of the American Meteorological Society

Rob Eicher

Best Practices for Publicly Sharing Weather Information Via Social Media: A Best Practice Statement of the American Meteorological Society

Research output: Other contribution

Abstract

The overall goal should be delivering a time-sensitive product that communicates weather information clearly and professionally commensurate with the users' understanding of the science.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Jan 22 2017

Keywords

weathercasting
meteorology
social media

Disciplines

Meteorology

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